Thread: Is anybody else a cast iron nut/collector?

I have a set of the Old Wagner that I got when my Great Grandmother passed away. She must have used these her whole life because you can almost see your reflection in them.

Originally Posted by PIGINTHEPIGPEN

I have a set of the Old Wagner that I got when my Great Grandmother passed away. She must have used these her whole life because you can almost see your reflection in them.

I bet the smell of pancakes cooking on that thang is heavenly! Just imagine the history stored in that skillet

Just purchased a set of Lodge cooking utensils. Got several large skillets that the wifey can no longer lift. Got to get the new ones seasoned so we can use them.

Originally Posted by Catch'em

I bet the smell of pancakes cooking on that thang is heavenly! Just imagine the history stored in that skillet

She died at the ripe old age of 104 just 2 days shy of her 105 birthday. She never spent a single day in a nursing home and lived on her own up until the day she passed. She outlived my grandmother by 20 years.

whenever I am restoring a large cast iron pan I always think of the history behind it.Large pans I think means it served a large family.I would love to know some of the history and stories that was told during those times.Mea;s cooled in a fireplace on a cold snowy morning or outside in summer over a campfire,Or maybe came west with the early pioneers.Who knows?

Buttermilk biscuits this morning.

I would of love to sink my teeth into one of those biscuits, can also smell them toooo.

A bit of bacon grease on top and a big pat of homemade butter in the middle,sweeeeeeeeet